Alan Miller wrote: > We are an ISP in Northern Ontario. Our unlimited dialup customers are > only allowed to login ONCE so we set their Simultaneous-Use attribute > in Radius > to 1. This works great. > We just started offering a High Speed Dial-up client (basically it's a > client that communicates with a proxy server here which grabs the > data/compresses it and sends it back so that our dial-up customers > can surf at higher speeds), and that works very well too. The problem > is that our Unlimited customers are having issues with it because > Radius thinks they > are authenticating twice (which they are) and rejects the request from > their High Speed Dial-up client.
Why does the proxyserver authenticate the requests again? Maybe making the proxyserver available to only a specific range of ips is enough for this? > The obvious solution would be to set their Simultaneous-Use attribute > to 2 (which we are doing as a workaround right now) but we don't want > to forget > to change that back and/or have customers abuse this by having their > buddy dial up at the same time, you know the drill. So, is there any > other way to do it? Perhaps huntgroups? Specific examples would be > great. An external script that configures the proxyserver might be usefull here. > The High-Speed Dial-up clients authenticate from 2 seperate NAS > servers so > we can easily distinguish them from our normal dialup client NAS's. -- Regards, Thor Spruyt E: [EMAIL PROTECTED] W: www.thor-spruyt.com M: +32 (0)475 67 22 65 - List info/subscribe/unsubscribe? See http://www.freeradius.org/list/users.html
